Lake Park, Georgia (U.S.)

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• Lowndes County
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Description of the Flag

"Lake Park - Lake Park is set to receive a new flag and city limit signs. The Lake Park City Council voted unanimously on the design of the city flag, 116 years in the making. The new flag is red and royal blue with an emblem of the city's official seal and 13 stars representing the original colonies. You can expect to see the flag flying high this November with the city limit signs posted at the five ingress points to the City."

The flag is horizontally divided blue-red-blue with a very narrow white fimbriation, centered a large city seal, surrounded by 13 white stars.

Lake Park is a city in Lowndes County, Georgia, United States. The population was 549 at the 2000 census. - from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Park,_Georgia.

Lake Park, Georgia is located 14 miles south of Valdosta, the county seat of Lowndes County and only 5 miles north of the Florida border on I75. This is one of the most beautiful areas of Georgia, with its stately pines, cypress tress with Spanish moss, and crystal clear lakes. A quiet but progressive community where you  can admire a beautiful sunset, stroll among magnificent live oaks, inhale the fragrance of magnolia blossoms, and be charmed by the warmth of the people you will meet. - from Lake Park Chamber of Commerce website: http://www.lakeparkga.com/"

The flag (in vertical and horizontal version) was designed as a project of Valdosta Technical College. It consists of three stripes of blue-red-blue with seal in the center surrounded by 13 white stars. It can be seen here: http://tayann.com/lakeparkflag2large.htm and at http://tayann.com/lakeparkflag1large.htm and the seal at http://tayann.com/lakeparkseallarge.htm.

Valentin Poposki, 26 April 2009

Vertical Flag

  image by Eugene Ipavec, 27 April 2009